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Just wanted to share my arsenal  of equipment. I have a variety to exercise my brain and body. Enjoying them all!!

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Hi bcloud and welcome to the forum from Melbourne Australia.
You have a very impressive collection of MD’s there.
If you had to choose between the V3 and CTX3030 which way would you go?


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thats quite a collection you have there, If you cant find it no one can

thanks for sharring

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« Reply #3 on: June 11, 2013, 09:26:12 pm »
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Hi bcloud and hello from Connecticut. What is the green detector with the curved handle in the 1st picture?  Looks familiar.

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It is a mint Compass Magnum Relic 7A (automatic). still like the old time machines of the past

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At the present time I am really impressed with the CTX 3030 for working areas that others had tried. Found some clad coins this last weekend after receiving the detector. Easy to turn on and go with pre-loaded programs. Punched through the trash and brought out the finds.

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It is a mint Compass Magnum Relic 7A (automatic). still like the old time machines of the past



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It is a mint Compass Magnum Relic 7A (automatic). still like the old time machines of the past

Are you sure? I believe he was asking about the one standing up in the first photo. That looks to me like a Minelab Excalibur.

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Are you sure? I believe he was asking about the one standing up in the first photo. That looks to me like a Minelab Excalibur.


I actually IDed the wrong pic. Was referring to pic #2, so the Compass was correct. Bcloud must have ESP as he knew the one I was thinking about. <grin>  Was that machine like the Red Baron RB7, where you had to swing it like a weed wacker?? 


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I actually IDed the wrong pic.

Well, then. That settles the question.

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